Sentence examples for prompt authorization from inspiring English sources

On 30 October, 21 plant scientists issued an open letter to " decision makers in Europe," complaining that politics has stalled plant science and calling for the "prompt authorization" of GM plant varieties that EFSA has deemed safe.

Obama urges prompt authorization of strike against Syria.

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In 2003, the United States invaded Iraq despite failing to pass a UN Security Council resolution for authorization, prompting a new round of questioning of the organization's effectiveness.

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Mr. Blair's hard-line stance on Iraq, his dispatch of 45,000 British troops to the Persian Gulf and his close alliance with Mr. Bush are opposed by a majority of Britons, and any decision to go to war without Security Council authorization is expected to prompt resignations by high-ranking members of his Labor government, possibly including members of his cabinet.

Mandatory test data submission and review, prompt feedback to sites and site authorization pending test data approval have proven very important, leading to increased and sustainable compliance with the imaging protocol [ 12, 15].

The request functions as a prompt on the online Electronic System for Travel Authorization, or Esta, a visa waiver application that many visitors are required to submit before travelling to the US.

In the Globe survey, Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., then a senator, argued that a president would have "no authority" under the Constitution to bomb Iranian nuclear sites without Congressional authorization because even limited strikes can unintentionally prompt all-out war.

The authorization request for raids was prompted by intensified P.K.K. attacks in recent weeks, including the deadliest day in the conflict in recent months.

Labor leaders say the measure would ease employer recriminations and threats against workers; critics say it would strip workers of their right to a private vote on a union, and potentially prompt intimidation of workers pressured to sign such authorization cards.